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The Promised Land
Youth is often spoken of as the age of promise. Its bright, expectant attitude is a constant delight. In Christian Science the expectancy of good is desirable and important, but it is not confined to any age. It is a quality of thought that is always available if one will but claim it.
Because evil influences seem to be lurking on every hand, some are fearful for the young people of today. However, the comforting fact is revealed in Christian Science that the only power is the power of God. This protective power is available to all through individual right thinking. It is the truth that makes free, uncovering and destroying error, and establishing the kingdom of heaven here and now. For many generations Christians have been thinking of God, good, and for many years Christian Science has been teaching the Science of Mind, God, thus making good thoughts direct and effective. As a result, this age enjoys the protection that accompanies the fuller understanding of Truth's presence and power. Whittier expresses the beautiful thought that
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August 22, 1936 issue
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Rest that Remaineth
MARGARET H. ANDERSON
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"If ye be willing and obedient"
ALLAN CARSON
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"Give ye them to eat"
ELIZABETH YATES MC GREAL
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The First Commandment
ESTHER M. SPELLMAN
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The Promised Land
LUIE HOPKINS BALL
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"And cast them down at Jesus' feet"
JEKAB GREENBLAT
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Pans and People!
JULIA M. JOHNSTON
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The Wine Press
ROBERT ELLIS KEY
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In your issue of June 14 [1935] appeared a report of a...
Oscar R. Porter, Jr., Committee on Publication for the State of North Carolina,
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Having read the reports in your paper of the four addresses...
Alice E. Rose, Committee on Publication for Sussex, England,
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The Day Breaketh
CAROLINE L. DIER
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A great spiritual thinker, Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer...
Roy G. Watson, Committee on Publication for the State of Texas, in a Baccalaureate Address to the graduates of Freeport High School,
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From a letter dated 1898
MARY BAKER EDDY
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Progress
Duncan Sinclair
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Judge Not
George Shaw Cook
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The Lectures
with contributions from Margaret Paterson, Jeannette E. McDannel, Walter Batting, Ernest A. Greenlees, Mora Tucker, James Thomson Grimstone, Marie C. Hartman, Jules L. Richon, William C. McClellan
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I wish to express my sincere and deep appreciation of...
Lalla Rookh Traylor
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With a heart full of joy and thanksgiving for the multitude...
Claude Walter Beardsley
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My mother and I began to study Christian Science together...
Dorothy Thomas Williams
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Christian Science comes to some individuals in the joy of...
Louis C. Guidry
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Like many others, I have at various times in my life...
Ada M. Emerson
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I wish to express my gratitude for the experience of...
Wilfrid James Absalom
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I am grateful for the blessings that I have received...
Zella Carter Irving
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I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science
Mabel L. Gleitsman
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Demonstration
FRANCES HILDA SHERLOCK
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Chester A. Smith, J. L. Newland, Sterrett, A Correspondent